What CMS are they using?

[shakim]

I really like this clean look and design the guys over at
http://www.revision3.com/ are using. Are they using some sort of CMS that they designed in house or is this a piece of software I can purchase?

[the-disturbed]

damn wish i knew what u were talkin about, im at work and the site is blocked....dam theeem *shakes fist*, ill get back to u with some usless info wen i get home lmao

[djr33]

No clue.

They could likely be just using their own code.

Design works well.

[tech_support]

Or maybe paid to remove the copyright notice.

[blm126]

If I had to guess, I would say the CMS is in-house. However, the layout of the site should be independdant of the back end. Find yourself a good designer. Any CMS should do.

[the-disturbed]

im curious what is on this site that my work blocked it lol

[codeexploiter]

if you are dealing with a number of sites CMS will do a lot good but if you are dealing with a single site i don't know whether a CMS based site will give you much advantage

[shakim]

the-disturbed ,

I don't know why this site is blocked. It is just a tech based podcasts and videos, tech shows.

[the-disturbed]

video's thats y, im in tech support lol, they dont want us distracted, but i find other ways, like this forum YAAAY, they havnt blocked it yet lol, oh **** did i jinx it lmao, aaaanyway ya the site is nice, i actually remembered to check it out wen i got home lol, i;ve never heard of CMS, but u can get webpages to look like that through other means, and make sum amazing looking websites with just basic code, and no i can't give examples my brain has already shut down its 3am, (exactly.....woah thats weird) i probly won;t even remember posting tomarow morning lmao

[djr33]

CMS means content management system. Frequently, this uses a php based admin page to control the content of pages, storying them in a database.
Something like a forum for a single admin, to "post" pages, content, etc.